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Hello, bad night for all concerned in my town. MASSIVE pothole in the road, I go over it at 20ish, and my offside front wheel is buggered, along with possibly the back wheel. Had to change the back wheel. 2 different vehicles go past and say 'that happened to me earlier' - so why was I the only frigging person to shove a cone lying nearby in front of it?! Anyway, I've got some rubbish camera...

In a discussion with the landlord of my local last night, he raised a point regarding PRS payments which surprised me, to say the least. I'm posting to see if anyone can shed more light on the matter, although aware that copyright is one of those areas where the light can be difficult to find. As with most public premises, they get regular visits from people from the PRS asking for payments for...

I have lifted this from another newsgroup alt.fan.landrover and have edited it but hope you will get the idea.......... Hi all. While wandering through the market recently I noticed that the diy stall is selling machetes for a fiver. I'm not sure how long it was but it must have been at least 8 inches blade. Seeing the usefulness to clear green lanes I went to buy it, but the SWMBO said it...

Hi, I'm changing motor insurers at present. On the phone, I was asked whether I had any driving convictions within the last 5 years. Now the paperwork has come through and it mentions convictions within the last 11 years for drink related offences (I would be covered under this for an offence around 8 years ago). How does this square with the Rehabilitation of Offenders act and the 5

Hi Every autumn leaves from the golf course at the bottom of my garden shed their leaves (especially the pesky non-rotting oak ones) all over my grounds. I round 'em up and pop them back on the course (not on the greens or fairways of course!) and in due course the staff hoover them up. However, I saw in the paper a householder threatened by their local council

In September, I signed a contract to rent a room in a house, there are shared bathrooms and kitchen, but all the rooms have their own Yale locks on. Not saying I want to move out right now, but I just wanted to know how difficult it might be to move out with regards to giving notice and returning of deposit. Some things aren't right, for example - we are all students supposed to be living here...

I or my wife lost a credit card in Aug 00 which was replaced. The credit card company has just told me, in Nov 06, that some of the debt, some GBP350, was not transferred to the new card and that I should now pay them it. I have had a look at some old statements they have sent me and it seems possible that one charge was not transferred. I never realised at the time because the whole amount...

Two years ago my boyfriends neighbour died leaving 50% of her house to her three grandchildren and 50% to her son. She also left many valuable shares to my boyfriend. The house was sold, grandkids and son received proceeds. Boyfriend received some cash from some of the shares which had been sold. Two years post death, the boyfriend called the solicitor asking when he would get the remaining...

If you look at the Dell terms and conditions at http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/topics/topic.aspx/emea/topics/footer/terms?c=uk&l=en&s=corp&~lt=popup You will find: TERMS AND CONDITIONS UK These Terms and Conditions are effective from 29.07.2006 until further notice. 1.. What is this Document?

I'm in the process of completing an Inheritance Tax form - one of the questions relates to joint assets. Where assets are jointly owned (rather than in common) by husband and wife and husdand's will specifies that everything goes to the wife, is this a transfer by survivorship or under the will? Does it matter? Thanks KotF

I have altered my CV to erase the parts that indicate my age. I have actually had more interviews since doing this, although not yet resulting in a job. I was interviewed a few days ago and it was obvious that the gentleman interviewing me thought I was ideal for the position, but he did not have the last word. During the interview he asked me how old I am and I told him. My questions are a)...

Greetings. Would anyone be so kind as to list, or direct me to a website or other publication which lists, all the law schools in London? I am also interested in learning which law schools are regarded as prestigious, and which specialise in particular areas of law. The information is for the purpose of helping a student who has a science graduate degree (but no prior legal education) decide...

Years ago it was very common to see advertisements for commission-only sale people where the sales person was effectively self-employed and paid a high commission on sales concluded. I haven't seen so many of these adverts of late and wonder if there is any legislation making this practice illegal. Does there have to be a "basic wage"? -- Alasdair.

"The Department of Health has rejected patients' requests to stop their information being uploaded to the NHS data spine. On Friday the DH wrote to patients who had sent in a coupon from the Guardian newspaper requesting to opt-out telling them that would not be able to do. The eight page letter from the DH to patients claims that much of what has been written about the NHS Care Records...

wrote in message ... A Foot Path in Ipswich that belongs to the council is now used solely for vehicular traffic. The reason pedestrians no longer use it is because of the danger from vehicles. The Foot Path is classed as a Foot Path and not as Byway Open To All Traffic. What section of the HA1980 (or any other law)...

Is there such a thing as an average time to get to trial after the allocation questionaires have been filled.

I have had a pre-action demand for a fairly modest money claim (just over 130 Pounds). I dispute that this is due, but I was wondering about making an offer to settle part of the claim before proceedings are issued. If I do this and 'beat the offer' will I avoid liability for all costs including court fees and the standard 60 quid solicitor charge? Can I make a part 36 offer at all at this...

Hi all, what is the situation if someone where to park a car (on a public road) blocking vehicles from entering or leaving a commercial premesis? I`m sure I read somewhere that blocking access in one direction is against a law, but not the other direction. Anyone know any more information about this? The road in question has no special markings, yellow lines or similar. Thanks for your...